A friend of mine has just finished a series of boards, which I think could be useful to many of Max users, so I’d like to let you all know about it : it’s called BlueSense.
http://www.bluemelon.org/index.php/Products/BlueSense

Those boards (wireless) can be used for sensors reading, switch, etc… see description :
http://www.bluemelon.org/index.php/Products/BlueSense_inform ation

Those boards are Specially made for Max Interfaces building (they made objects for it!) :
http://www.bluemelon.org/index.php/Products/BlueSense_Max_MS P?bmelon_wiki_wiki__session=e2af5926e3146792e0d32dffc5fb83a9

All the best,

bnjmn

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The first entries into Jitter Recipes: Book 3 are now available here:

http://www.cycling74.com/story/2006/2/17/153427/406

Happy Patching!

Andrew B.
Cycling ’74

I just wanted to let you all know about some software that I have developed over the last 6 years in Max/MSP. Its called Kenaxis (http://www.kenaxis.com/)  and is a bit like Radial but with a more open angle.

I’ve used it to improvise live with folk like Fred Frith, Mark Dresser, Evan Parker, and Uri Caine. It allows for realtime sampling or playback of prerecorded loops. It also has a granular synth engine and lots of ways to set up process type situations that are great for creating surprises while improvising or ever shifting sonic creations for installations and the like.

I also have a multi-channel version call Kenaxis VBAP that allows for anywhere from 3-8 channel setups using Ville Pulkki excellent VBAP object.

Other than the VBAP object – this was created using only Max/MSP standard objects. If anyone has any questions about the software or how I managed to do a particular bit of programming I am happy to answer any questions.

If you click on the download link you get to this page:

http://www.kenaxis.com/downloads/downloads.html

which has downloadable demos for OS X.

stefan@kenaxis.com
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Stefan Smulovitz
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